Drew Amman

Emergency situations like the one for Jessamine County when schools were on lockdown Wednesday morning spark more conversation about the increasing need for mental health services.

Local farmers are trying to regroup after the U.S. Department of Agriculture cut two significant programs: the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement and Local Food for Schools Program.

The Somerset community is grieving the deaths of three people killed in a house fire early Tuesday morning.

Buffalo Trace Distillery is wrapping up the last phase of a major expansion, a project that included adding eight more 93,000 gallon fermenters.

In effect since 2024, Senate Bill 128 is in place to provide opportunities for youth to make money working for Kentucky nonprofits.

Teaming up with Sun Behavioral Health CEO Jason Staats, the two are in their second year playing instrumental roles leading a middle school program.

In front of the Capitol, a group with a giant mobile billboard rallied to respond to what it refers to as tobacco industry interference.

Pulaski County is mourning the loss of one of its own. 15-year-old Wes Phillippe, a Somerset High School student, collapsed Monday and didn't have a pulse when EMS arrived.

Just weeks after flooding, the governor is sending this message: "We've been working together to build back what's lost but also to create opportunities."

At the start of the year, home prices were up nine percent compared to last year according to Redfin. A recent post from Fayette County PVA sparked even more discussion.